This book investigates the application of radioisotope techniques for diagnosing and resolving issues within industrial process plants. It details how radioactive isotopes can be employed as tracers or measurement tools to analyze flow patterns, detect leaks, measure density and level, and monitor wear in various industrial settings, providing practical solutions for engineers and plant operators.

The book is recognized as a technical reference for engineers and scientists working with industrial processes. Its focus on practical applications of radioisotope technology makes it a valuable resource for troubleshooting and optimizing plant operations. The detailed explanations and case studies are likely to appeal to professionals seeking to implement or understand these specialized techniques. The authority perspective suggests a dense, specialist text aimed at those with a background in engineering or nuclear science.